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Part 2 of Rural Aid's 10 Towns Makeover for Walgett is coming!!!
After completing a series of facilitated workshops with community members and industry leaders an Action Plan has been formulated and will lead the direction for Part 2 of the Project:
On Sunday 23rd May we expect Rural Aid's Farm Army of Volunteers (usually between 50 and 100 people) to roll in to Walgett who will spend a week completing maintenance projects as outlined by the Action Plan.
Volunteers will spend a week in the town bringing a welcome financial injection to the town's local businesses.
Rural Aid chief executive officer Charles Alder said " it is hoped initiative will lift morale and inject much needed capital into the local community."
Projects that will get a boost while the Volunteers are here include:
Walgett Community Gardens
Walgett Historical Society
Walgett Boat Ramp & Norman Tracker Walford Walkway
Apex Park
Alex Trevallion Park
and so much more. Stay Tuned for more information
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Walgett Shire Council is holding a design competition in search of a new logo.
Walgett Shire Council General Manager Michael Urquhart has opted to open up the design process to the local community rather than going directly to a professional designer, believing it will create a sense of ownership in the brand.
‘’Our community know us, our Shire and our people so who better to ask to come up with ideas for our new look and feel,’’ he said.
The new logo will replace the out dated green and gold symbol that has been used for decades with a professional logo that reflects the Community of Walgett Shire as a whole with a simple, modern and relevant theme that can be readily recognized as Walgett Shire Council.
The logo will be used across a range of applications from letterhead and brochures to websites and social media, welcome signs, street flags and vehicle signage.
“This is a wonderful opportunity for a local person interested in, or a student studying graphic design or photography or someone who just feels strongly about creating something special for their local community.
For all the T&C's head to: https://www.walgett.nsw.gov.au/walgett-shire-council.../
All proposals must be received by Council by the close of business on Friday, May 7 2021.
Michael Urquhart
General Manager
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The Sims Metal WASTE TO ART & design 2021
EXHIBITION AND COMPETITION
The Year of Aluminium and Steel Cans
WASTE TO ART is a community art exhibition and competition open to all local residents who reside in the NetWaste region. It showcases creative works made from reused & recyclable waste materials. The aim is to challenge peoples’ perceptions about ‘rubbish’ and to celebrate the reuse and recycling of waste through arts and crafts.
Waste to Art provides an innovative approach to waste education, invites individuals, schools and community groups to take up the challenge and create a new life for materials that would otherwise have been thrown away, considered useless: bottle tops, plastic bags, parts from rusty farm machinery, old horse shoes, buttons, and the list goes on. Instead of ending up in landfill these waste materials can be turned into fantastic works of art.
The Competition will include categories to challenge and stimulate the imagination.
Competition Categories
➢ Primary School
2 Dimensional - Poster/Painting/Collage/Drawing
3 Dimensional – Sculpture/Installation
Functional – furniture, craftworks & wearable items made from recycled materials
➢ Secondary School
2 Dimensional - Poster/Painting/Collage/Drawing
3 Dimensional – Sculpture/Installation
Functional – furniture, craftworks & wearable items made from recycled materials
➢ Community
2 Dimensional – Poster/Painting/Collage/Drawing
3 Dimensional – Sculpture/Installation
Functional – furniture, craftworks & wearable items made from recycled materials
➢ Open
2 Dimensional – Poster/Painting/Collage/Drawing
3 Dimensional – Sculpture/Installation
Functional – furniture, craftworks & wearable items made from recycled materials
➢ Building or Element of Building/Large Sculpture (Entries submitted under this category may exceed the size and weight limit – photographs will be exhibited. Photographs must be supplied by artists).
2 Dimensional
3 Dimensional
Functional – furniture, craftworks & wearable items made from recycled materials
➢ Annual Waste Theme 2021
The Year of Aluminium and Steel Cans
All Entries need to be delivered to the Walgett Shire Council Library on Friday 10th June, 2021 by 5pm.
This competition gives aspiring and professional artists the chance to explore and share their “waste reduction message”. It also provides a wonderful opportunity for the entire Walgett Shire Council community to showcase their creativity.
A specific waste item is featured as part of Waste to Art each round in an attempt to highlight problem issues, and this year is the Year of Aluminium and Steel Cans.
Entry forms for Waste to Art are available from Walgett Shire Council Library. Contact. Cath Hiscox on …PHONE NUMBER 0268286104. for further details download from the NetWaste website www.netwaste.org.au
REGIONAL COMPETITION & EXHIBITION
Coonamble Shire Council will host a Regional Competition from 17th July 2021 for a period of 12 weeks. Winning artworks from our local exhibition will be transported to the Regional Competition.
Thank you to the generous support of our local sponsor Walgett Shire Council.
For further information contact:
NAME OF CONTACT: Cath Hiscox
NAME OF COUNCIL: Walgett Shire Council Library
Ph: 0268 286104
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Colly Cod Classic & Carp Muster
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1st ever Rowena Show and Shine
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2021
Bikes cars and trucks are all welcome
This is a open event for the hole public no fees just show up and try and turn some heads with your vehicle
it will be based at Rowena pub
Just a social day to show off your pride and joy maybe it’s your project car maybe your work Ute maybe your work horse kenworth
The pub will be ran as normal
food and cold drinks all day plenty of ice cream and sweets for the children
Hope to see some familiar faces and meet new friends
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2021 WALGETT SHOW ENTRY: PRE-PURCHASE OPTIONS AND ENTRY ALSO STILL AVAILABLE AT THE SHOW ON SHOW WEEKEND.
- entry wristbands collected each day (for adults and children 5 years and over), following registration of attendance for COVID-19 check-in via the Service NSW app or alternative electronic register, which is a condition of entry/attendance of 2021 Walgett Show.
If anyone has any questions, including about using their Discover NSW vouchers to purchase Show entry, please call Walgett Show office: (02) 6828 1318 or ask at the Show office or the secretary's office at the Show.
For info about the Dine & Discover NSW vouchers program, try Service NSW website, call 13 77 88 or visit a Service NSW Centre.
If you are feeling unwell or have any COVID-19 symptoms (e.g. fever, cough, scratchy/sore throat, loss of taste or smell, runny nose or shortness of breath), please stay home, get tested and seek medical assistance if required.
The 2021 Walgett Show gate will be a walk-through gate inside the Showground (well sign-posted, at the southern end of sideshow alley) rather than the main driveway gate - so patrons in cars can park before proceeding to enter the Show. Security officers and COVID Marshals will be on duty and can provide assistance to anyone at the Show who hasn't collected and put on an entry wristband as required, showing that they have registered their attendance that day.
For those attending the bar area, separate COVID-19 record of attendance is required, so a second QR code will be in operation to make this as easy as possible, with security/COVID marshals on duty at the bar entry/exit point to assist with checking in via the app or electronic register.
Walgett Show Society appreciates the understanding and cooperation of everyone in meeting COVID-19 safety requirements, including the extra steps involved in running 2021 Walgett Show and keeping our Walgett Shire community COVID-safe. Thank you and we hope that you enjoy the Show.
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Cook, Restaurant
Junction City Hotel · A$900 / week
Cnr Corunna & Slacksmith Sts, Burren Junction, NSW, Australia 2386
30-35 hours per week Wednesday to Sunday split shift lunch & dinner service Accommodation Power Supplied
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Job Description
C & H Merchandise inc Clemson Hiscox & Co Pty Ltd Position Vacant Walgett Full time position. Merchandise /Sales Manager. Develop relationships, negotiate, and close sales with new & existing customers. Knowledge of seed, fertiliser, chemical, pasture, animal health & general merchandise. Excellent communication skills and interpersonal skills. Accounting purchases and receival & stock control. Computer Skills. Energetic and enthusiastic. Class MR License. Chemcert Certificate. Forklift License. Fully maintained Company Vehicle supplied. Attractive Salary. (The above skills licenses and certificate would be preferred but not essential training can be provided). Please send resume to Clemson Hiscox & Co PO Box 270 Walgett 0268283444 or email [Email hidden. Click Apply to start your application.] or [Email hidden. Click Apply to start your application.] Contact – Chris Clemson – 0428287222 or Russell Hiscox - 0428281248
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April Council Meeting Snippets
o Council resolved to support the introduction of a heavy vehicle permit system for opal mining in New South Wales and to write to both State and Federal Members seeking their backing for the introduction of a heavy vehicle permit system for opal miners in New South Wales, and other legislative change as necessary to facilitate the use of heavy motor vehicles by miners in the opal fields. A similar system operates in South Australia.
o As at 1st April 2021 the Walgett LGA approved estimate development value is $22,456,320 for the financial year.
o Council accepted the tender for the installation of solar systems at the Council Administration building and Walgett water treatment works.
o Council accepted the tender from Orana RDA and to enter into a contract for consultancy services to fulfil the Murray Darling Basin Authority project scope of works.
o Council accepted the tender from Gletan Group for the refurbish of the grandstand at Collarenebri Race Track.
o That Council accepted the tender for the Construction of footpaths, Kerb /gutter in Walgett along Fox Street from Warrena Street to Montkeila Street from PW Concrete.
o Walgett is currently on bore water and the reverse osmosis (RO) plant is not in operation because of the reduced capacity in the sewerage effluent ponds to hold waste water from the reverse osmosis plant.
o Council has lodged an application to register interest in a grant of $50,000 for assistance in implementing the new Regional Planning Portal. The portal is a digital space where community, industry and government can access a range of services and information that supports effective planning and decision making in NSW.
For all Council Meeting related information head to our website: https://www.walgett.nsw.gov.au/council/council-meetings/
Council Meeting Dates
Council Agendas 2021
Council Minutes 2021
Council Meeting Audio Recordings
Request to Address Council in Public Forum
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Walgett Bore Baths have re-opened for the Winter Season Monday to Friday 9am - 4:30pm
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Government services—closer than you think
A local service can help you with Centrelink, Medicare and other government programs and services.
(Host Organisation) is a Services Australia Agent.
Using their computers, you can log in to your myGov account and do your business on the spot.
If you don’t have a myGov account, the Agent staff will help you to set one up.
There are phones for you to access phone self service or speak to one of their service officers.
If you’d rather use your mobile phone or tablet, they’ve got free Wi-Fi available 24/7.
You don’t need a password so you can get online straight away.
You can also use the Wi-Fi to download and install the Express Plus mobile apps.
The Agent staff can help you set up your digital services if you’re not sure what to do.
You can also lodge forms, get your identity documents certified and pick up brochures.
So next time you need to do some government business, drop in to (Host Organisation).
They’re open (days, times) at (address).
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Just a friendly reminder that If you are planning on using any of the Council managed ovals you MUST have your booking form, public liability, COVID safety plan & draw dates into Council and fees must be paid in advance.
This ensures line marking is done, toilets are clean and open, canteen facilities are accessible, lawns are mowed and most importantly if anything happens your insurance will be valid as you had permission to use the facilities!
If you would like help with your booking or to speak directly to our booking officer please contact Erica on 02 6828 6100 or email admin@walgett.nsw.gov.au
For Hire Forms & Fees & Charges head to our website: https://www.walgett.nsw.gov.au/booking-a-council-venue/
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Have you ever considered putting up your hand and standing as a candidate for local government?
A candidate information webinar will be held in April for people considering election to Local Government at this years Election in September 2021
Prospective candidates need to register if they wish to attend the workshop.
It will be held at 11am, Tuesday, 27 April, and repeated from 6pm on Thursday, 29 April.
For all details about the requirements to stand for election and applicable deadlines, visit https://tinyurl.com/localgovelections
For further information about becoming a Councillor head to our website: https://www.walgett.nsw.gov.au/becoming-a-councillor/
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Can I vote if I am not a resident of Walgett Local Government Area?
If you are not a resident, you may be entitled to vote if you own, occupy or lease property in Walgett Shire as a corporation, business or individual.
Non-residential Rolls
If you are an owner, rate-paying lessee or occupier of rateable land which is not your primary residence, you or a nominee may be entitled to be enrolled on the roll of non-residential owners of rateable land or the roll of occupiers and rate-paying lessees for this election.
Details of the eligibility criteria for a claim and enrolment claim forms may be obtained from Walgett Shire Council office at 77 Fox Street (phone 68281399) (fax 68281608) (www.walgett.nsw.gov.au) or will be forwarded upon request to council.
The claim must be completed and lodged with Walgett Shire Council on or before 6.00pm Monday, 26th July 2021.
If a claim for non-residential enrolment was made for a previous council election, and you wish to claim enrolment for this election you must re-apply.
Residential Roll
All electors enrolled on the Commonwealth/State electoral roll as at Monday, 26th July 2021 residing in Walgett Shire Council will be included on the roll for the election.
To check your enrolment details or to obtain a residential enrolment form visit www.votensw.info or call
AEC on 13 23 26.
Enrolment forms must be received by 6pm Monday, 26th July 2021.
Voting in Local Government (Council) elections is compulsory for all electors included on the residential roll.
For more information on the Upcoming Election head to our website: https://www.walgett.nsw.gov.au/local-government.../
Michael Urquhart
General Manager
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$1.5 million for Regional Conferencing to include an additional round of the Regional Business Event Development Fund: Up to $15,000 for events with up to 150 delegates, and up to $30,000 for events with more than 150 delegates
The NSW Regional Business Event Development Fund is designed to help stakeholders create, attract and support exciting business events for regional NSW and to support new business event initiatives aimed at enriching the events with opportunities offered by iconic towns and regions while helping secure successful conferences and events for their future.
To apply for the Business Events Industry Support package grants and for more information including eligibility criteria and the LGAs relevant to each fund, visit www.meetinsydney.com.au for the Greater Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong program and www.meetinnsw.com.au for business events elsewhere in regional NSW.
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CREATION & PRESENTAION MICRO GRANTS - NOW OPEN //
Following the negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on our communities, Outback Arts have been delivering a diverse Restart program in 2021, funded by Create NSW. Now launched is a Creation and Presentation Micro Grant Fund.
 This Micro Grant funding program is inviting artists from the Outback Arts region (Bourke, Brewarrina, Cobar, Coonamble, Warren, Walgett and Bogan Shires) with a well-established visual arts practice to apply for support to produce and present their artwork ready for exhibition.
 Applications of up to $2,500 may be submitted.
 Artists working in all mediums are encouraged to apply, whether they be performance, film producers, photographers, musicians, sculptures or painters – this opportunity is all inclusive. The objective of this funding program is to support local mid-career artists to present their artwork publicly. Proposals for funding that develop and extend the applicants creative practice and that demonstrate innovation and build community connection will be especially considered.
 Applications close Monday 17th May 2021.
If you have any questions about the Creation and Presentation Micro Grants program, your eligibility or how to apply, please contact Outback Arts.
All applicants are encouraged to contact Outback Arts to discuss their project idea before submitting their application.
Image: Regional artist Melissa Kelly’s solo exhibition at Outback Arts Gallery Coonamble in 2019
Applications can be downloaded from the Outback Arts website via the link below https://www.outbackarts.com.au/.../creation-and...
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Nominate now
Eligible groups can receive up to $2,500 in funding
Our Community Choices program is back to support community groups with funding of up to $2,500. You can do your bit to help community groups when they need a helping hand, by nominating the group you think most deserves a little boost.
The types of eligible organisations include:
• Sporting clubs
• Community associations
• Animal shelters
• Surf lifesaving clubs
• Country Women's Associations
• Community halls
• Men's sheds
• And plenty of others - you can read the criteria here
The Community Choices program aims to support grassroot organisations that support our communities, with a total of $175,000 to be shared by eligible groups in 20 zones across our network area – including a new category for groups located in areas with a small population.
Help support local groups in your community by nominating today. The winners in each zone will be determined by the number of votes received during the voting period.
Nominations close 5pm, Monday 10 May 2021.
View the full program dates, eligibility criteria and nominate online at essentialenergy.com.au/choices
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The Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program aims to give the thousands of small rural, regional and remote communities across Australia an opportunity to access funding to support broad community needs.
Given the events of summer 2019/20, it has also been expanded to offer funding to support recovery in bushfire-affected communities.
Grants are available for a broad range of grassroots, community-led initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and assessed quarterly.
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Grants are available for a broad range of grassroots, community-led initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and assessed quarterly.Funder: Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal
Grant Background: The Tackling Tough Times Together grant program helps communities access the resources they need to support one another through the ongoing effects of the drought.
Applications received must address at least one of the following Program Objectives:
- Reduce social isolation by facilitating strong social cohesion and connection;
- Support and engage the community in leadership development and skills training;
- Support opportunities for social and educational participation and address disadvantage caused by the drought, for children and young people;
- Reduce volunteer fatigue and build the capacity, capability and sustainability of local not-for-profit organisations to provide support to their communities, particularly where they are playing an increased role during the drought; and
- Support local economic recovery or renewal through projects that stimulate economic activity and cash-flow within communities.
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The NSW Government’s $1.5 million Bert Evans Apprentice Scholarship program offers a great incentive for apprentices to kick-start their careers.
One hundred scholarships worth $15,000 each will support those apprentices that demonstrate a commitment to a career in vocational education and training and who are experiencing financial or personal hardship.
Scholarships are available to assist apprentices in NSW who have demonstrated:
hardship in their personal circumstances
aptitude for vocational education and training that leads to successful completion of their trade training
a positive attitude and application in workplace and off-the-job training.
Scholarships are open to NSW registered apprentices in both metropolitan and country areas, including school based apprentices.
Applications for a Bert Evans Apprentice Scholarship close on Friday 28 May 2021.
Application for the Scholarship may be made by the apprentice or another person on their behalf.
To apply for the 2021 Bert Evans Apprentice Scholarships:
Download the Bert Evans Apprentice Scholarships Guidelines
2. Register or login to apply through our online Application PortalExternal link (https://bertevans.scholarshipsplatform.com/)
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Grant writing skills workshop
Are you interested in sharpening your writing skills to effectively apply for grants? You’re invited to join TAFE NSW for a FREE interactive Women in Business workshop – Re-energise your business and sharpen your grant writing skills, while learning about funding opportunities currently available to small business owners.
This session has been designed specifically for businesses in the tourism, hospitality and events industry, however all Women in Business clients are invited to attend.
Numbers are limited, so register now to secure your spot.
Session: Re-energise your business and sharpen your grant writing skills
When: Wednesday 12 May 2021, 12pm - 1pm
Cost: FREE
Click Here to Register: https://tafenswevents.eventsair.com/.../Site/Register...
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$1,500 Small Business Rebate Scheme opens
Businesses must register for $1,500 rebate on government fees and charges
Small businesses are encouraged to sign up online for a new $1,500 rebate scheme to help cover the cost of NSW and local government fees and charges.
The Small Business Fees and Charges Rebate is open to small businesses which have a total wages bill below the new 2020-21 $1.2 million payroll tax threshold and have a turnover of at least $75,000 per year.
It is available from 1 April 2021 until 30 June 2022, for eligible fees and charges due and paid from 1 March 2021.
Fees and charges that can be claimed back through the scheme include liquor licences, food authority licences, council rates and outdoor seating fees.
The launch of the rebate scheme coincides with a number of licence waivers coming to an end.
To register and view more information, including the full guidelines, visit service.nsw.gov.au
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Supporting the recovery and resilience of farm businesses and regional economies
Proposed amendments to NSW Planning Regulations
The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is proposing to simplify the planning process and approval pathways for those who wish to do small business activities, such as agritourism, and low-impact agricultural development on NSW farms.
The proposed amendments will make it easier for farmers and graziers to establish new complementary businesses on their land, including:
supporting more farm stays by:
o amending the existing definition of ‘farm stay accommodation’ in the Standard Instrument LEP Order, and
o introducing an optional clause that councils can choose to adopt in their local plans to manage any impacts
enabling events on farms by introducing a new definition for ‘farm events’
facilitating farm gate businesses by introducing:
o a new definition for ‘farm gate activities’, and
o an optional clause that councils can choose to adopt in their local plans
introducing fast-track approval pathways, known as exempt and complying development, for these types of agritourism, provided certain development standards are met
allowing other low impact agricultural activities as exempt or complying development, such as small processing plants where certain development standards are met
making minor changes to existing planning controls to make them more effective, such as increasing the separation required for rural dwellings from intensive livestock agriculture, if carried out as complying development.
The amendments were developed in response to recommendations from stakeholders, including the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI). The agritourism amendments were developed in collaboration with the NSW Small Business Commission.
View the Exhibited Documents HERE
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Future Drought Fund
We’re looking to hear from people working in agriculture to participate in co-design activities for the Drought Resilience Self-Assessment Tool (DR SAT) and Climate Services for Agriculture (CSA) Future Drought Fund programs.
We’d like to hear from farmers, farm advisers and natural resource managers, as well as businesses servicing agriculture, such as agricultural suppliers and people working in financing and banking.
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, our Service Provider for DR SAT are currently running this survey to capture high-level information from people across Australia about their IT access requirements and information needs.
The survey will also ask about your preferences for participation in more in-depth co-design activities as the DR SAT and CSA programs roll out across Australia. Different options will be available for participation, depending on your time, interest and availability.
Take the survey
• To register your interest to participate, complete the survey.
• Initial engagement in pilot regions will begin in the coming weeks.
• The survey will take between 10-15 minutes to complete.
• The survey closes 30 June 2021.
Any information collected will be used in accordance with the privacy statement in the survey.
For more information about the Future Drought Fund or CSA and DR SAT and pilots visit agriculture.gov.au/fdf.
Thank you for your interest in the Future Drought Fund.
Future Drought Fund Team
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Regional Jobs Creation Fund
The NSW Government’s $100 million Regional Job Creation Fund was launched in October 2020 to support existing businesses in Regional NSW to grow and encourage interstate or overseas businesses to invest in Regional NSW.
The Regional Job Creation Fund’s focus is to co-fund projects creating at least five (5) sustainable regional jobs. Applicants must provide a minimum 50% cash co-contribution to the project and the NSW Government contribution will be no more than $20,000 per new job created through the project.
The program closes at 5.00pm on Friday, 14 May 2021: https://www.investregional.nsw.gov.au/.../regional-job.../
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Register a business for Dine & Discover NSW
The NSW Government has launched Dine & Discover NSW to encourage the community to get out and about and support dining, arts and tourism businesses.
Once approved as a Dine & Discover NSW business, you’ll be able to accept and redeem vouchers straightaway. You'll be able to do this through the Service NSW for Business app.
All eligible businesses across NSW can now register for the scheme.
State rollout
NSW residents aged 18 and over can apply for 2 x $25 Dine NSW Vouchers and 2 x $25 Discover NSW Vouchers when the scheme rolls out by Local Government Area (LGA) throughout March.
By the end of March, the vouchers will be available across the state.
For more information and how to register click here: https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/dine-discover-nsw-information-businesses
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Vinnies is looking for Volunteers.
Do you have a passion to make a difference in your community?
Do you have at least four hours of spare time each week?
No experience required, Vinnies will train and mentor you at every stage.
Make New Friends, Build Relationships, Acquire New Skills, but mostly be part of a community who give those in need a helping hand.
Get an application pack at your local Vinnies Shop today Or Call
02 6862 5758 for more information.
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If you haven't already now's the time to apply online for your Dine & Discover NSW vouchers in a few simple steps.
Every NSW resident 18 and over can apply to receive:
2 x $25 vouchers for eating in at restaurants, cafes, bars, wineries, pubs and clubs (not redeemable for alcohol).
2 x $25 vouchers for entertainment and recreation, including live music, recreational activities, cinemas and arts venues.
Vouchers can be used 7 days a week, excluding public holidays.
Each voucher can only be used once. If you don't spend the full $25, the remaining balance cannot be used.
You can find participating businesses in your area on the Service NSW app or go to the Dine & Discover NSW business finder.
How it works
Dine & Discover NSW will roll out across the state during March.
Your vouchers can be used across NSW and are valid until Wednesday 30 June. By applying today, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the best of NSW.
How to apply
It’s a simple process to check if you're eligible. You’ll need 2 forms of I.D. Then click on ‘Check your address' below and follow the steps.
It will take about 5 mins to apply for your Dine & Discover NSW Vouchers.
Apply now
What happens next?
Download the Service NSW app to your mobile.
Your 4x vouchers will appear in your Service NSW mobile app within an hour of applying.
You'll also receive an email with the same 4 x vouchers attached as a PDF so you can print them out if you can’t use the app version.
For more information visit Dine & Discover NSW
https://click.comms.service.nsw.gov.au/...
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